History Podcast / Omegaman

* PowerIncontinence: Omegaman had a moment of thsi while fighting Cryonator, using HeatVision to defeat him. While Cryonator thinks the hero is keeping this power a secret, Omegaman confesses that it was the one and only time it happened and has been trying to use it again to no avail.

* DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength: Elefente was barely a supervillian prior to being arrested, and never got into a fight with anyone remotely on his level. This leads to accidently [[spoiler: crush an inmate's skull while trying to protect Jennifer and Kim during a prison riot.]]

* AntiHero: Omegaman turns out to be a {{Downplayed}} example, as he initially grew up helping to use his powers make money for his family making them very wealthy. Then he one day, without thinking, he saved a woman from a car crash and realized tha the was using his powers all wrong becoming a full-fledge superhero.

* SamitarianSyndrome: Discussed. When [[spoiler: called out for playing Pastor Park's riddle game for two weeks in order to disarm her bombs,]] Omegaman explains that any choice he makes, down to the choice to *sleep* or date Jennifer, is inevitably going to result in other people suffering because he didn't choose to spend the time helping them instead, and the best he can do is try to do the most good he can with each choice to balance out the times he needs to be selfish for his own sake.

* SamitarianSyndrome: Discussed. When [[spoiler: called out for playing Pastor Park's riddle game for two weeks in order to disarm her bombs,]] Omegaman explains that any choice he makes, down to the choice to *sleep* or date Jeannette, is inevitably going to result in other people suffering because he didn't choose to spend the time helping them instead, and the best he can do is try to do the most good he can with each choice to balance out the times he needs to be selfish for his own sake.

* SamitarianSyndrome: Discussed. When [[spoilers: called out for playing Pastor Park's riddle game for two weeks in order to disarm her bombs,]] Omegaman explains that any choice he makes, down to the choice to *sleep* or date Jeannette, is inevitably going to result in other people suffering because he didn't choose to spend the time helping them instead, and the best he can do is try to do the most good he can with each choice to balance out the times he needs to be selfish for his own sake.

* SamitarianSyndrome: Discussed. When [spoiler: called out for playing Pastor Park's riddle game for two weeks in order to disarm her bombs,] Omegaman explains that any choice he makes, down to the choice to *sleep* or date Jeannette, is inevitably going to result in other people suffering because he didn't choose to spend the time helping them instead, and the best he can do is try to do the most good he can with each choice to balance out the times he needs to be selfish for his own sake.

* SamitarianSyndrome: Discussed. Pastor Park was arrested for incapacitating Omegaman for two weeks by unknown means. When interrogated, it turns out that she rigged up bombs and forced Omegaman to solve riddles to track down and disarm them; hundreds of people died

* CreateYourOwnVillain: Dynasty International is revealed to have ties to the origins of several supervillains and eventually shown to be funded by the (adopted) parents of Omegaman.

* MadScientist: Cryonator who doesn't even see his acts as crimes, but necessary work for the sake of scientific advancement.

* Megacorp: Dynasty International is implied to be this though not much is known.

* MadScientist: Cryonator.

* SupermanSubstitute: Omegaman.

* ExpectingSomeoneTaller: Jennifer is surprised to meet Elefente and

* AntiHero: Omegaman turns out to be a {{Downplay}}ed example, as he initially grew up helping to use his powers make money for his family making them very wealthy. Then he one day, without thinking, he saved a woman from a car crash and realized tha the was using his powers all wrong becoming a full-fledge superhero.

* AntiHero: Omegaman turns out to be a Downplayed example, as he initially grew up helping to use his powers make money for his family making them very wealthy. Then he one day, without thinking, he saved a woman from a car crash and realized tha the was using his powers all wrong becoming a full-fledge superhero.

* AntiHero: Omegaman turns out to be a Downplayed example, as he initially grew up helping to use his powers make money for his

* ETGaveUsWifi: Downplayed and more "E.T. Gave Us Supervillains" as a number of them are the result of FreakLabAccidents involving Dynasty International who secretly reverse engineer technology from Omegaman's ship.

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* AntiVillain: Elefente was brought to America as a child with his two siblings, forced to commit crime and never having a real choice

* CreateYourOwnVillain:

* ExpectedSomeoneTaller: Jennifer is surprised to meet Elefente and

* AntiVillain: Elefente

* ETGaveUsWifi: Downplayed as the usual
* ExpectedSomeoneTaller:
* ForScience:

* IntrepidReporter
* MadScientist

* PowerIncontinence:
* SupermanSubstitute

'''Omegaman''' is an audio drama podcast written and directed by Jason Chao set in an alternate reality of the United States where in 2008, a real life superhero appeared: [[SupermanSubstitute Omegaman].

The story begins in 2019, with [[IntrepidReporter reporter] Jennifer Jeane visiting a prison specially designed to house supervillains. Her assignment? To interview some of the more prominent villains (some super powered and some not) about their first encounters with Omegaman, in search of uncovering a secret conspiracy.